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How To Make The Ultimate Hamilton Trip

Visit these five must-see places in New York City.

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How To Make The Ultimate Hamilton Trip
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If you haven't heard of the smash-hit, Tony Award-winning musical Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda, you must have been living under a rock for the past year. The musical has been sold out since it's off-broadway run at the Public Theater in New York City, and tickets are re-selling on apps like StubHub for an average of $700 each. So most likely, you can't get a ticket, and are looking for a way to be a part of the Hamilton craze. Here's the good news for you: there is a way! Here are five places you can visit during your Hamiltrip to embrace both the musical and the history that it's based upon.

1. The Richard Rodgers Theater

Hamilton is currently playing at the Richard Rodgers Theater on West 46th St. in New York City. This is a great place to start your Hamiltrip. The doors of the theater feature silhouettes of many of the characters from the show, which is a great photo spot. You can also try the in-person lottery, although it is usually very crowded, especially on days when there is a Ham4Ham show.

2. The Public Theater

The off-Broadway run of Hamilton was at the Public Theater on Lafayette St. in New York City. Although the show is no longer still running there, it is still a cool stop for your Hamiltrip because it is a vital part of the history of Hamilton. There is also a restaurant inside of the theater, called The Library, which is a unique dining experience.

3. Hamilton Grange National Memorial

The Hamilton Grange National Memorial on West 141st St. in New York City features Alexander Hamilton's home (as featured in "It's Quiet Uptown.") The rooms are furnished with some of the Hamilton's belongings. There is also a gallery that highlights some of the major events of Hamilton's life, and a short introductory film. Tours are limited to groups of 15, so it is recommended that you arrive early due to the large crowds. Hamilton Grange is run by the National Park Service and is free to the public.

4. Trinity Church

Alexander Hamilton, Eliza Schuyler-Hamilton, Angelica Schuyler-Church, and Hercules Mulligan are all buried in Trinity Church. Their graves can be found outside the church, and you can leave flowers at the gravesites. The church itself is beautiful and worth taking a look around.

5. Federal Hall

Federal Hall is where George Washington was sworn in as president, and currently features an exhibit on Alexander Hamilton. The guided tour also features a section on Hamiton's establishment of the National Bank. Federal Hall is also part of the National Park system, so tours are free to the public.

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